The archive effect found footage and the audiovisual experience of history - Baron, Jaimie (London Routledge, 2014)
Introduction: history, the archive, and the appropriation of the indexical document -- The archive effect: appropriation and the experience of textual difference -- Archival fabrications: simulating, manipulating, misusing, and debunking the found document -- Archival voyeurism: home mode appropriations and the public spectacle of private life -- The archive affect: the archival fragment and the production of historical "presence" -- The digital archive effect: historiographies and histories for the digital era -- Conclusion: the audiovisual experience of history and beyond.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 179-183) and index.
Keywords: Stock footage; Archival materials; Experimental films -- History and criticism; Context effects (Psychology); Time in motion pictures; Motion pictures and history